corax
03-29-2009, 03:39 PM
I recently got these flares, used, with the idea of making them fit my 4runner . . . no dice, not gonna happen, no way and no, they have NOT been cut up. So I'm offering them for sale. I was originally told they came of an '87 Hilux (pick up), but the part number in the flare (31020) indicates they are for an 89-95 pick 'em up truck.
Here's the link to the Bushwacker site (http://www.bushwacker.com/fender.asp?dhtmlgoodies_TruckSUV=1&dhtmlgoodies_model=125&search=Search), they look alot more like the 89-95 than the previous year style (http://www.bushwacker.com/fender.asp?dhtmlgoodies_TruckSUV=1&dhtmlgoodies_model=126&search=Search) (look at the fuel door notch)
Here are the ones I have, located near Allentown PA (passenger side on top)
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk171/batardsalamano/FOR%20SALE/100_3362.jpg
and the only flaw on them (minus some VERY minor scratches) - one of the screw pockets is broken off on the rear of the driver side flare (If I could have made them work, I would have probably just put a bit of paint in that pocket so it wasn't obvious)
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk171/batardsalamano/FOR%20SALE/100_3363.jpg
I flipped the photo horizontally so the part number on the flare reads correctly (it is backwards on the plastic)
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk171/batardsalamano/FOR%20SALE/100_3364.jpg
Key Points
Bushwacker's exclusive bold pocket design and style
Offers extreme tire and wheel coverage (extend 3" past the factory fender)
Exclusive Dura-Flex® material gives maximum durability and flexibility while maintaining its shape during extreme conditions
OEM matte black finish, or easily custom painted to match or accent any vehicle
I think I have all the self tapping screws and little blackcovers that you need to mount them, if not, it's not that difficult to find stainless hardware
I'm asking $100 + shipping on your dime - - these normally retail for just over $200, so I don't think thats a bad price - - I can ship them in a 42"x20"x12" box, and they really don't weigh that much, however both FedEx and UPS say this size box must be charged by dimensional weight (charged by size rather than weight) and should cost ~$50 to Los Angeles, for example (less if it's closer and zero if you can pick them up). I may be willing to deliver, depending on your location (I frequently travel throughout PA, VA, MD, and W.Va) however that would all depend on my scheduling.
Here's the link to the Bushwacker site (http://www.bushwacker.com/fender.asp?dhtmlgoodies_TruckSUV=1&dhtmlgoodies_model=125&search=Search), they look alot more like the 89-95 than the previous year style (http://www.bushwacker.com/fender.asp?dhtmlgoodies_TruckSUV=1&dhtmlgoodies_model=126&search=Search) (look at the fuel door notch)
Here are the ones I have, located near Allentown PA (passenger side on top)
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk171/batardsalamano/FOR%20SALE/100_3362.jpg
and the only flaw on them (minus some VERY minor scratches) - one of the screw pockets is broken off on the rear of the driver side flare (If I could have made them work, I would have probably just put a bit of paint in that pocket so it wasn't obvious)
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk171/batardsalamano/FOR%20SALE/100_3363.jpg
I flipped the photo horizontally so the part number on the flare reads correctly (it is backwards on the plastic)
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk171/batardsalamano/FOR%20SALE/100_3364.jpg
Key Points
Bushwacker's exclusive bold pocket design and style
Offers extreme tire and wheel coverage (extend 3" past the factory fender)
Exclusive Dura-Flex® material gives maximum durability and flexibility while maintaining its shape during extreme conditions
OEM matte black finish, or easily custom painted to match or accent any vehicle
I think I have all the self tapping screws and little blackcovers that you need to mount them, if not, it's not that difficult to find stainless hardware
I'm asking $100 + shipping on your dime - - these normally retail for just over $200, so I don't think thats a bad price - - I can ship them in a 42"x20"x12" box, and they really don't weigh that much, however both FedEx and UPS say this size box must be charged by dimensional weight (charged by size rather than weight) and should cost ~$50 to Los Angeles, for example (less if it's closer and zero if you can pick them up). I may be willing to deliver, depending on your location (I frequently travel throughout PA, VA, MD, and W.Va) however that would all depend on my scheduling.